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Epidemiology of airway diseases in primary care
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Additive information from mMRC and CAT in relation to exacerbations in a Swedish COPD cohort
A. Malinovschi (Uppsala, Sweden), K. Bröms (Uppsala, Sweden), H. Hedenström (Uppsala, Sweden), C. Janson (Uppsala, Sweden), K. Lisspers (Uppsala, Sweden), B. Ställberg (Uppsala, Sweden), M. Högman (Uppsala, Sweden)
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International Congress 2019 – Epidemiology of airway diseases in primary care
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Epidemiology of airway diseases in primary care
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712
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Airway diseases
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